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"Woman's Doc: Treating Pain with Massage"
posted:11/7/2011
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While many enjoy a massage as a way to relax, others use it as an effective way to relieve pain.
Cara Frye suffered from migraines for 10 years due to painful nerve problems and spasms in her right shoulder that traveled up into her neck and head.
Frye recently had
Mercy Medical Center pain management specialist Dr. David Maine said for patients like Frye, massage can bring good results.
—WBAL Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, Sept. 26, 2011
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